zoo lab 6 (phylum annelida w/ earthworm dissection)

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what does “annelida” mean?

little rings

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what types of habitats do annelids live in? (3)

marine, freshwater, moist terrestrial

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there are more than ____ annelid species

15,000

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most annelids are ___-living

free

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some annelids are ___parasites

ecto

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what type of symmetry do annelids have?

bilateral

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what is the most significant feature of annelids?

segmentation

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segmentation description

repeating units that contain their own sets of parts

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what is an advantage of segmentation?

allows for specialization

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what type of coelomates are annelids?

coelomates

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every segment includes part of the…

coelom

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what internal structure usually separates annelid segments?

septum

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this type of annelid does not have septa (common name)

leech

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annelid coeloms are filled with…

hydrostatic fluid

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function of coelom with hydrostatic fluid

provides rigidity for muscle to contract against

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2 types of muscle that surround coelom

circular, longitudinal

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circular and longitudinal muscles work _____ each other

against

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“direction” of circular muscles

go around

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“direction” of longitudinal muscles

go lengthwise

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what happens to annelid segments when circular muscles contract?

they get long and thin

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what happens to annelid segments when longitudinal muscles contract?

they get short and wide

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setae description and general function

little hairs, help locomotion

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what do setae specifically do for earthworms?

anchor and help move through dirt

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key part of annelid excretory system

metanephridia

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annelids have a _____ gut and ______ digestive tract

central, complete

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what is a unique feature of annelid guts?

typhlosole

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typhlosole description and function

folding of gut, increases surface area for digestion

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the septa prevent ______ fluid from moving between segments

hydrostatic

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annelids have a ____ circulatory system

closed

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key parts of annelids’ simple nervous system

2 dorsal cerebral ganglia, 1 ventral nerve cord

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some annelids have ___, but most breathe through their ___

gills, skin

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most annelids are ___ecious

mono

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what is the only way annelids can fertilize eggs?

cross-fertilization

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description of cross-fertilization

sperm swap

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clitellum function

produces foamy cocoon for sperm travel and fertilized eggs

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sandworm classification (phylum, class, genus)

phylum annelida, class errantia, genus nereis

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4 distinguishing features of nereis

parapodia, eyes, jaws, tentacles

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function of tentacles and palps in nereis

sensory organs

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organisms in class errantia have a more well-developed ___ region

head

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parapodia functions (2)

respiration, locomotion

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what extends out from parapodia?

setae

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most annelids have two main blood vessels- one is ____, the other is ____ (location-wise)

ventral, dorsal

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describe habitat and “mode of living” for class errantia

mostly marine, free-living

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describe 2 “modes of living” for class sedentaria

tube-dwelling, free-living

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organisms in class sedentaria generally have less _____ and ____ than errantia

parapodia, setae

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“monoecious worms with a clitellum” describes which order?

clitellata

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earthworm classification (phylum, class, order, genus)

phylum annelida, class sedentaria, order clitellata, genus lumbricus)

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how do earthworms eat?

ingest soil, filter out food

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path that food takes through earthworm digestive tract

mouth, pharynx, esophagus, crop, gizzard, intestine, anus

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fleshy extension of first body segment that partially covers mouth opening

prostomium

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what are the “hearts” of earthworms like?

aortic arches

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aortic arches are connected to the ___ blood vessel

dorsal

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the ventral blood vessel takes blood to the…

body

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the dorsal blood vessel takes blood to the…

aortic arches

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the ____ side of an earthworm is darker

dorsal

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most organs are located in the ____ region of the earthworm

anterior

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seminal vesicle description and function

larger, store sperm

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seminal receptacle description and function

smaller, receive sperm

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earthworms have 2 sets of ____ for sperm excretion and receiving

pores

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leech classification (phylum, class, family)

phylum annelida, class sedentaria, family hirudinidae

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leeches are ___parasites

ecto

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leeches have these 2 suckers

anterior, posterior

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anterior sucker primary function

feeding

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posterior sucker function

attachment

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is the clitellum closer to the earthworm’s anterior or posterior end?

anterior

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leeches have ___ internal segmentation than other annelids

less

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what is the only time the clitellum is present in leeches?

breeding season

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crop function

stores soil

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gizzard function

mechanical digestion